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pr, Pessuu. President-Elect
of Brazil. and Party Re-
moved in the Transport
lmperuior
iiiiisiiiusm
lll Wllllll Pillll’Ellll
The illl|)t'l'lxl()l'. ‘Vith United
Sizilw Troops Aboard, Is
ilur ul New York Tomor-
M“
‘95
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:‘r in;
ilxuzil. and
'..~bun. The messag
.‘er‘.
mmnunicated. l the ice. for within the last four days. .
:1 gave no details oth-k no less than six automobiles haveil Resolutlon as Beneficnal to the Sold-§ mu .. . - -. yummy. to attend the ”fluid of ‘ 0"
Joanne (lAl‘C‘N' end trlPd to fl'lVlg'lle With “their toes‘ - W ”a”! 0‘ lustimate held “3 reg EdWin es who “r. Mident or that the am .
. , .. . . . . . e n ‘ “m . no 7. -. -
disabled yesterday. turner! up.‘ and all within the city W’ASHINGTON, June 1&-Demand IWFM ”we, B‘te,:l-aernmmeeuglglxrtgzl‘sliliiihnlnmn' 43‘ . Eli! Norfllk for twenty-ave yam, If)“ laid be‘fofelgfeezgaa. ~ A ‘
trreenufich tmw. and ‘ limilh. am? full information from the Sucre-iv” FW’JWE‘DWE'CW‘WI Counsel Edward J Quill? and New York’jqr metal years. He a1 ISSCIBPU “may ~- . ~
5 ““91" ”19 glimfitam‘ri “5‘6“" 81' ltary of War relating to outfit. of “- ‘. ' fl . - ~ . humility 0331* gm“! )1 ' rtaon died last Sunday. 'He wgé-‘ell’fiod’ net. It Is declared th‘t “It.“
. .- g?‘1‘§.°§.£i’fi “12:33.3? m______:_____ I" . ~ 4 “Mb“ “““mes “Wm". ‘09“ W m""”’“’! .Nlantrc. William H. Malone. memo ‘. Bier-ab!" nfi‘am‘m here are trim withing that "might _ .-
.1 lil‘sferflwnéfm gm The; .. ~ ducts now 1.1:? in rim-age or else- Fm 5:45 A_ L]. m 10330_6O‘h‘. Louis s, Boersnnd Henry J" mo. learn of his «1?; Mr. James mifleman government to we w ._. _
. ,. m... i. “mm. mm! 23“?" “d — °»“"’ “m M“ ““2 Each Night . ‘- ‘mrwwnt‘tmmm “WW“ "’ ""A i a???“ -. ‘ihe truly is the voeibflitrofw
“.1“ is @kade m re'u‘hi’ . ax De rfmcnts food supplies is isesslon opened at 3:10 o'clock. years ago. an en t e pi ”mg; 1 , d nomic chm in a“.
. _ . . . propos in a resolution introduced ' The are. police, street departments. wines: late!!- onxgecosnintg a snag-Jitter: aft: eco d
n the Fourth and Fifth d'stricts: wr er 0 w“ .w .e. ame. eiman." a EVW‘“ ' ' '
‘ tothe even:-
Cmtinued on Sixth Page
ruins “lllillS”
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\
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1.} ~ Anarchists
"in“.
‘l‘lN,
. bv-
i::.mi7.vd
D.
terrorized by
lawless
.\ )liichell Palmer.
speaking to the grad-
' lirorzclown Univers-
Palmer’s first public
.. (“Instion of anarchy
xv.
_ >3nve a bomb was
:imrsreps of his r
‘iiinzion, a little I!)
‘~'< azo. resulting in
-.~ of the terrorist who
‘ .... muonsr us who do‘
:1:‘.«lvr<tnnd and
C: "-ad on Sixth Page-
l’lilb’l l r EXT WILSON
i: ii .\('HES BELGIUM
.Twr. and their 1)
' rrzi. Park; at
KIN;
m .‘r the Bel
Jilin was to
v
kins: and q
1516" king
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ml
Paii‘ai l i‘li’liraphiCo.
Would End St
concerned.
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nadir .
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iii —-A wire»,
( leneral Palmer
Law or Be Punished.
eIeJ
-‘ ”ling to spread “ROG" ; part-d a mast temp
. minim: to a statement .
8:45
l ‘ ‘ “ ".n o'cloclg left by
V 3' -l“"fi+'lds t0 Bms-' enthusiastic believers and
unions ruins of the Boy Scouts and recogn
~ I“, about 110 miles. i one of the great forces in the
n President and Americanlzation. "
”Lia-av car to greet
' ‘r 1Q.~Tll? Postal lug Commander Bronchial!”
" will: a view to spectator
. rrs' strike. so for Tamil. ‘3
L - ‘lirmuhout the country m
would be permitted to 4 v i
y of settled" ‘ I
.g'
. i J
l
Max Speigel, of the Roway-
ton Greenhouses, Alleges
He Was Pushed Onto the
Sidewalk
Road .
BSNSISERABLE
motion
when spoken of.
lo“ land is quite another thing.
e' to work out. if the stunt
'- 'Q-sae
. Treasurerfieccives
in Flax Bill
llAllAliE Tl] 'lJAll
Hospital Ambulance and Re-
pair Car Arriving at Same
Time Caused Some Com-
‘ Flying upside down in mid-air is a
.. Navy [Dupartxuent I feat that has been accomplished. and
Humid Iliat up,» French? one that. causes no great
.: 4.... had bwen dim: wonderment
mm H... liunbport, Im.i automobiles running bottom side upl
Pessoa.
degree of
But ,
and
his one that will undoubtedly require a
. ..n mute to the Unit-. great deal of time and experimenting
every be-
.:r:il Benson, who is f comes a reality. however. it's a safe
isnlll France on the“ bet that some Norwalk driver is going
aunt" -_ _
Be Created in January
ithe 'Hona‘atonlc river,» in Salisbury
and. Oxford. were acquired yesterday
by the Connecticut Light'and, Power
”Cos, (or $10,000. The amount was da-
ed in a finding made by Judge bum
F. Blimhthosuperlor courLaud.
in accordance with an order of the
court, Vice-President J. Henry Bora-
back, of the company. consummated
the transfer by sending a check for
{10,000 to the state treasurer“: odlce.
and filing in the office of the secretary
of the state a $10,000 bond indemnify-
mg the state and the towns of Oxford
and Southbury from all claims for
damages on account of the discontin-
uance of the road.
Acquisition of the, road. a narrow
and scarcely traveled thoroughfare.
ARMY FllllllSlJPPll 1
with which ship‘ to have the distinction of breaking
l AT EllllNllll cum
iSixty Present at an Informal
Gathering Held Last Eye-
; ning
all of whom are members of the Son
Norwalk Club, enjoyed a fine dinner.
llast evening. at the Norwalk Country
‘ it is needless to state that all'
Musti had one of the most pleasant evenings
ml s: or +9
The gathering was informal through-
out. with no extended speeches. and
C. June 17.—— I everyone was out for a good time and,
- Club.
in their lives.
I
T needless to say, had it.
Steward Linwood
or-
At- (Continued on Pan 1"!»
31ml
ex- .
esi- '
ore .
the ‘
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Slllllll DRIVE
3p. bership in the Boy Scouts has
lvery successful all through t
l ry .
scouts has not formerly opened the , , ' ' __
drive, but committees h 1: been ap— “goggngm}iugt1§b $920253:
painted and the work w be well nn- very seriously hurt by an explosion;
der way within thé next. ew days.
arty,
appe to
gian take .p scouting a
be dore Roosevelt was one of
work
ueen' Having helped every one else.
and now time t
‘ 7 h , .
:- MBSINA. uneasily. Jun-,1?
‘ynnL—h‘wcnty-‘thm persons.
rike
today . viyora o
A party of over sixty business and
professional up of the city. nearly
Henderson pre-l
ting menu. and ill
VERY SUCCESSFUL
The drive for the associate mem-
been
he count-
. ‘ cl. fi’l‘;
in this city the council of the Boy
. The Boy Scouts have helped out in
’1' 7‘7“” Jim“ 18.—Pres-. every drive and civic movement and
their work has been praised by every
department of the Government. Pre-
Thf‘." were met sident Wilson has officially approved
' "M Q“”‘“ Elizabeth. ,the movement now under way and has
returning service men to
nd the late Theo-
the “1°“ cases in open court. before a public
rial took place in chamb-
91‘5“ hearing, the t '
“ but took i ”mac
ized it as era. behind closed doors.
work of mm in the court room ‘ca
1?“ l morning. how-f:1e
0 help the- Scouts and with- '
out a doubt. the people of Norwalk
rlorlnl
Information Sought in
way (Mass)
(Continued on Sixth Pan).
llllE REBATE 0N
H:
l”
hate, on the League of Nations was
store in the Senate today.
Foreign Relations committee.
volop a general discussion.
Continued on Page Nine.
MllllllETflN llElll
I
colored lad.
Lat 4 p. m., yesterday.
As the offender was a m
idisclosed to the public.
It was learned this
ever that the accused wasrbonnd
an-
ode
smmnmmm ‘
WSANNEW
Check for Amount W
$5,000,000 Dam Nearing Completion—G
FIFE-ll"
Seven miles of road running along!
8
House Will Be 1
yesterday by Representative Tread-
Adoption of the resolution by the
House will result in a request for a
schedule of the quantities of fresh and
salt meats. canned meats. canned and
dried vegetables and all other; food
products now held in cold storage or
elsewhere. either purchased or con-'
[minimums
WASHINGTON. June 8.—More de-
Although appropriations constituted
l the business technically under consid-
' oration. Senator KcCumber. of North
Dakota. 3. Republican member of the
had
given notice of his intention to speak
in support of the league. and it was
thought likely the address would de-
IN liliNllS ur usual
The case of James T. Middleton, the l
arrested by Sergeant ‘ menzzein
‘Hunt. charged with assaulting Miss l of Harm;
Laura Martin, in East. Norwalk. Mon— 1 at a hospital in N
day afternoon. was tried before Judge 1, son '
George H. Vosburgh, in the city court, employ o! the
lnor and the i meter in th
[law forbids the trying 0‘ ”“3“” this ”hm"
om men
the. 8&me
" " 9' " 5 “"’“ ‘ ‘ " “if“: ll” "'9'. 'V'fi’f’fl-‘i co; m"? "'9‘ Mn nun owi’ church
scorn mm. um and: is. 1919‘
.’
¢
Falr rat.» “a PM m. ..
Ll
Band-—
Lake'to
Bennett’s lurid”. in
made by the light and
in connectifm ' fl?-
chasea‘of vast tracts of“ and re-
loutlon of ”his
school houses and made within an
‘nrcn or 6.000 acres at them.“
valley. to be inundated by the emotion
of a mammoth dam a that distance
below the Stevenson nation. on the
Berkshire Division of the New York.
New Haven and 7 Hartford railroad.
The lake thin or“ m“ back (0
Hanover bruit, in Mom.
The W at the rad was a:
~ IS IN Emmi
SéufllNorkaonNotI-‘u
.FtouthemBBtSome
WMMain Body
of'l'roops
Susan: J. Delano Decker, who
”a I"
it: 33%.? Sfiofi’fgfiigfié Possibility of Political and Emma Chaos m-
nhfi'f, §I%We,“§'cmmm 31.14;; fme and '> What Will Come Will M
this city: ' ' ' Enemyinthe EndtoAgmc to them ‘ ‘
Wengcrohr. GermonY.
. May 27th, 1919.
Dear Ma and Pa:
Your letter: received and was very
"and to in: ma- youall again. and,
u how that you are an o. I. [any
awn for the clippings and they are
[very interesting.
We have been up here in Germany
for some time. away from our outfit.
We don't know when we will go back
again. We went down to Lumbar:
In the can: and got our mall. and
not. “no. and the people whore
PM All ASYANSEEST mllll Till;
M‘dthc'l‘reaty
___..———.
AWE!”
'l .| 'I
Athorlzed by the recur m o!
Legislature in the interest at public
manned 0n Pan. Twelve)
.4“
llNSTlllllllllllt Bill?
ll] BRlNli lNlllJlllll Elli STATE Ellllllll
which officers
men of the State
era:
er
commanding . cral,‘
State Guard. will
each'dlstrict, as follows:
First: military district.
July 5. to Wednesday, July 9.
,July 12. to Wednesday. July 16.
l Third military district.
July 13. to W'ednesday. July 23. l , ~
in. Fourth military district. Salurdas'.;°“;:: 350%, "j“:fifigiefl"; m: persuasion that the story of a part Minions refuse to meet. the n ,
1113,23,} to’mednesddiyfigtuly 30. ”my Mr. Burlesoh did not welt for; his experiences was finally told by 5 terms. if that action shouldbc hi
Auguin 2...” window. August 6. ml the legislation 11““ Congress wasl :1}, guide is a “an" of Boston and en. American forces are all really
Sixth military district. Saturday. . cm" m "I, [has been connected with the Salva~ ; in]. if the occaswn shouldreqmm,
' ‘ 'm m 3"“ lion Army the greater part of his life rail start on short notice in bat
August 9. to “'ednesday. August 13.
2. Transportation, on
quarters only
state. Cots. blankets.
'—
(Continued on P189 Four)
EXPlllSlllN
H
and Ronettl are
of Hartford.
ed candle. The!
into the basement
l
ssh;
{nirvana
, "were
i where It was
5
children who will cheerfully respond when the call W m and m: mum” ‘ m of “flu ‘ to g *
I ' Stump??? ' is made‘ ’ V 23:“ '9“: ' “a ”'0” to ”Ml ' ‘m”‘““ ‘ NI’ is There is much sympathy note tor-45; will hold: reception at‘ the Pol-titration of troops prep . _
r A a: s: . r0 . . *9 . s. ,, m ', ho may have‘an’d will have one in! 'the dam fiv‘nci further into g.
f“saint“..“aznrimm WNW-THREE - scram managing—"’4‘...” A... 1......“ m- mmvwmm'mmmmm win-m. w. , .m..o‘:‘m......, A...
PERSONSLOSE “awkwmmw. - ._ , MM-tgwflmtmvgl .:u “was 1”; . »
THEIR LIV ' - w . n. (2.. June 11.-- , or dock worhcrl at W alimony throughout fl
' ' and ”thermometer” 2piedarea. WW
author-ports.
nterosting as Well;
‘ ' . I l
i Denim“ °f the cadmzegtfa'lgsmigtigl printing. health, City Hall. town clerk
unrd ar; tifnatltsend . and charity. in First and Second dis-l
are given in the following general or- ; discussion. All were
" 1. The camp of instruction nn—;
nuanced in general orders No. 11. it;
E. 8., c. s. (or olficors and enlisted:
men on the eligible ii“ and such can.
[era as may be selected by district
commanders and approved by the
Connecticut.“
7 be established at the .
state military‘resemtlon. Niantic. for
Saturday. .
Second military district. Saturday, . PostmasterGener-al Burleoon in sud-
Salurdayv'ephone properties restroed to their:
bsistence and:
will be furnished by the
wash basins .
s
unis mum
terday. The men, Carl
d Frank Rosctti. 21, . Canadian soldiers in Elsi-ad because
111, are in a. serious condition '
cw London. Emer- ‘
electricians in the .
T. A. Stewart Company.‘
The men went to lnstnll
c basement of a cottage
htaidur rdl 8 a pped ‘
ha ’ y size 1 .
when there was fla Mted‘
explosion. Themenwerehu -. used
“0‘ be i ed to the cor and their clothing soon rel
to while the explosion tore
’ of the cottage asunder.
rushed to the hospital.
W that their bodies
i (By
' ’hile sentiment in on ‘
Cabinet, according to a .7.
dispatch, is almost‘ - . 7
lugsinst signing the treat ', ‘-.« . . .
“'Germany has not yet ‘ mm
icommitted itself on the am:
I
llllESfiRlWllllfl.
IllES lN NEW lllflll
, ARESlllilllllEll
Board of Estimate Hears'
”Hm..- a
peace conditions.
The German leaders held on 09
WW
l
l
- . - fercnce at
Fromm}! Five Taxmg DlS- tended con . .
i tricts i,‘ the Cit Mrs. Gertrude 'Allertson and daugh-ETlle-‘day ‘0 discuss “if g
y 1 (er Gertrude and Miss Lillian “amen“ terms, on which haftgd 38W W ‘
[S , ‘
'fate of Germany.
(196 conditionl' ‘
lot Edlie avenue, Went to New York.
3 Opinion in Paris as
unl attitude of the Germans m3):-
i vided. It is believed, howevcfil
i that the Germans, knowing _ ,
l certain results of a refusal to 31'.
«will in the end a to the W.
i'l‘hose familiar with the chug.
. in the treaty say the German ina-
éinsulin 31mm:
Tum wlmfi lei-s can, if they wish, make it or
l
l
An item appeared in yesterday's? . .
iSeminel stating that. Frederick Stride, : through negotuiltlon-
‘ had returned from {be} In the meantime, Marshal Foch.
com'mander-in—chief of the AM
SAYS NSTHASTBS
fiENEllAl. IS lllllllEll
l mama; :2; figlipgsflgésfii armies, has issued instructions {hut-.4.
WASH‘NGTON' June 18.—-Action of; the Salvation Army, in this city. The
' Vi writer had the good fortune to be in-
: denly ordering the telegraph “d tel ‘ roduced to Mr. Stride. this morning.
and it was with mcuh coaxing and
(Continued on Page Elma)
broug
tricts' budgets were ht up (or
accepted tenta-
(Conttnnad. 0!: Pan Four)
l
l
.
l
1 of Boston.
3preparations be made for an fl. .:
;vaucc eastward from the am:
.Bridgehcads as soon as the Ger»
l"
' l
H9 “"1“?“ mm?“ 0' “is “me ‘° me‘i'ormafion toward the interior of
‘Germany. ~
‘mm‘i’d 0“ h” “h" : “'ith President Wilson in
m and Premier Lloyd G”
LLABOB MEN STILL i
AFTER BURLESON;
l
.—_—-—
i . ' ' lei-u
i ATLANTIC crry_ N. J" J l8.--- FRENCH SAlmm lat Verdun today and tow
1A resolution asking ‘ Preaidgiif vm- STORM A JAIL the Council of Five will ' .
time. The only Peace Con!
body in session today was
Council of Foreign Ministers.
aL consideration of the
terms is planned {Or Friday,
it is believed that the A . . .
will receive the full text of g ,
termspn Saturday. , ’
The Austrian reply to the 7
.mentary treaty submitted at _
‘Germain has been handed to
Peace Conference and is ‘
B'rest has been declared out of« . _
' bounds for American soldiers and sail-ltranslatcd for submission to
Council of Five. Nothing '
{son immediately to remove Postmast-
-.er-General.Burleaon from office was
*adopted by the American Federation
2 of labor, in convention here today.
I
l
#
BREST. June 18.--Two hundred
French sailors. carrying a. red flag. at-
tempted to enter the naval jail here
yesterday. to rescue imprisoned sall-
ors. The attempt failed. There were
no casualties
The imprisoned sailors were from
the French battleship Justice, which
arrived here from Sebastopol, a Rus-
sian Black Sea port.
The city is more calm today, but the
l situation is considered to be still seri-
Cancdiaa Soldiers
Attack Police Station
LONDON. June-18.:—Unrest among
of continued postponement of home-
ward sailings culminated last night in
can police station.
were wounded. one soserionsly that
11 died this morning. The 0". a 7. _
gramme of the attack was to release; » - ills nature has_ been If“!!! 4‘, -.
in Canadian soldier who had been IFDOI’IORHOHSCH iPans, but Vienna W 4
linking a summary pf the .
which seems to consist --,.
objections to the territorial »
a! the treaty.
COBLENZ, Tuesday. J -
‘(Associated Presl).-—-The
To avoid further trouble. the police 5
another Canadian in whom;
l
The Dorian House, which is known.
therein: throughout the date for its tarpon
During mods» few days . ‘
been trouble in the Canadian camp at ‘ dinners. numerous engagements
on the books for the summer moon.
Whiteley, where the soldiers burned.
hufimdfimmw Thu evening. the WI
‘ my.“ Brim nun ring
the mob was not interested.
Norwalk Chronicler